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Linking Cell Cycle to Asymmetric Division: Aurora-A
Phosphorylates the Par Complex to Regulate Numb Localization
Frederik Wirtz-Peitz1,2, Takashi Nishimura1,2, and Juergen A. Knoblich1,*
1Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (IMBA), Dr. Bohr-
Gasse 3, 1030 Vienna, Austria
Drosophila neural precursor cells divide asymmetrically by segregating the Numb protein into one
of the two daughter cells. Numb is uniformly cortical in interphase but assumes a polarized
localization in mitosis. Here, we show that a phosphorylation cascade triggered by the activation
of Aurora-A is responsible for the asymmetric localization of Numb in mitosis. Aurora-A
phosphorylates Par-6, a regulatory subunit of atypical protein kinase C (aPKC). This activates
aPKC, which initially phosphorylates Lethal (2) giant larvae (Lgl), a cytoskeletal protein that
binds and inhibits aPKC during interphase. Phosphorylated Lgl is released from aPKC and thereby
allows the PDZ domain protein Bazooka to enter the complex. This changes substrate specificity
and allows aPKC to phosphorylate Numb and release the protein from one side of the cell cortex.
Our data reveal a molecular mechanism for the asymmetric localization of Numb and show how
cell polarity can be coupled to cell-cycle progression.
Many different cell types are the products of asymmetric cell divisions, in which a cell
divides into two daughters of distinct size, gene expression, or developmental potential
(Doe, 2008; Gonczy, 2008; Knoblich, 2008). Sensory organ precursor (SOP) cells of the
Drosophila peripheral nervous system divide asymmetrically into an anterior daughter,
programmed to produce the internal cells of the sensory organ, and a posterior daughter,
giving rise to the external cells. Similarly, in the Drosophila central nervous system,
neuroblasts divide asymmetrically into a basal daughter, destined for differentiation, and an
apical daughter, which retains neuroblast identity. To divide asymmetrically, these cells
segregate protein determinants into one of the two daughter cells during mitosis.
The Drosophila protein Numb is the prototype of a segregating determinant. Numb is a
membrane-associated protein that is uniformly distributed on the cell cortex and in the
cytoplasm in interphase. In late prophase, Numb concentrates on the anterior cortex of SOP
cells and on the basal cortex of neuroblasts, resulting in its segregation into only one of the
two daughter cells (Rhyu et al., 1994). Because Numb acts as a repressor of Notch signaling,
this causes unequal levels of Notch activity, which results in the establishment of distinct
cell fates (Guo et al., 1996).
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2These authors contributed equally to this work
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The molecular events leading to the asymmetric localization of cell fate determinants in
mitosis are poorly understood. The Par complex, comprising the PDZ domain proteins
Bazooka (Baz; Par-3 in other species) and Par-6 as well as atypical protein kinase C (aPKC),
is localized to the posterior cell cortex of SOP cells and to the apical cortex of neuroblasts
(Gonczy, 2008). A critical substrate for the Par complex is the cytoskeletal protein Lethal
(2) giant larvae (Lgl) (Betschinger et al., 2003), but how the phosphorylation of Lgl by
aPKC on one side of the cortex leads to the localization of Numb to the opposite side is
unclear (Wirtz-Peitz and Knoblich, 2006).
Whereas the Par complex provides the spatial cue for Numb localization, it is unknown what
triggers Numb to localize asymmetrically only in mitosis. A candidate for this is the mitotic
kinase Aurora-A (AurA) since it is activated at the onset of mitosis and is required for Numb
asymmetry (Berdnik and Knoblich, 2002; Lee et al., 2006a; Wang et al., 2006). AurA
localizes to centrosomes and promotes centrosome maturation (Glover et al., 1995), but
neither functional centrosomes nor intact microtubules are necessary for Numb localization
(Berdnik and Knoblich, 2002). Therefore, the well-studied role of AurA at spindle poles
cannot account for its function in cortical polarity, suggesting that novel substrates remain to
be identified.
Here, we elucidate a molecular mechanism for the asymmetric localization of Numb in
mitosis. We identify Par-6 as a cortical substrate for AurA and show that its phosphorylation
triggers an exchange of Lgl for Baz in the Par complex. The remodeled complex binds and
phosphorylates Numb on one side of the cell cortex. Since phosphorylated Numb is released
from the cortex (Nishimura and Kaibuchi, 2007; Smith et al., 2007), these events restrict
Numb into a cortical crescent on the opposite side.
AurA Activates aPKC by Phosphorylating Par-6
Numb is localized asymmetrically in mitosis in an AurA-dependent manner (Berdnik and
Knoblich, 2002). As in aurA mutants, Numb is mislocalized around the cell cortex upon
expression of Lgl3A, a nonphosphorylatable mutant in which the three aPKC
phosphorylation sites are mutated to Ala (Betschinger et al., 2003). To test whether a failure
to phosphorylate Lgl is the underlying defect in aurA mutants, we probed extracts from aurA
mutant larval brains for phosphorylated Lgl (p-Lgl). Indeed, p-Lgl levels were reduced in
brains homozygous for the hypomorphic allele aurA37 and were even lower in the more
severe heteroallelic combination aurA37/Ac-3 (Figure 1A). Since aPKC is the Lgl kinase
(Betschinger et al., 2003) (Figure S1A available online), we probed these mutants for levels
of autophosphorylated aPKC (p-aPKC), which is a direct readout of kinase activity (Hirai
and Chida, 2003). Whereas total aPKC levels were unchanged, p-aPKC levels were
diminished (Figure 2D), demonstrating that aPKC activity is reduced in aurA mutants. We
conclude that AurA activates aPKC, leading to the phosphorylation of Lgl.
To ask whether AurA regulates aPKC in a direct or indirect manner, we examined the effect
of AurA on the purified Par complex. We isolated the Par complex by immunoprecipitation
of Par-6 from aurA37/Ac-3 brains and measured its activity by probing for p-Lgl after
incubation with ATP. The Par complex from aurA mutants showed only marginal activity
toward Lgl (Figure 1B). This was dramatically enhanced by the addition of recombinant
AurA to the purified complex, although AurA did not itself phosphorylate the site
recognized by p-Lgl antibodies (Figure S1B). Consistent with this, levels of p-aPKC were
strongly increased after adding AurA (Figure 1B). Thus, direct phosphorylation of the Par
complex by AurA stimulates aPKC activation.
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To identify the AurA substrate in the Par complex, we performed in vitro kinase assays on
recombinant Par-6 and aPKC. Both Par-6 and the catalytic domain of aPKC were
phosphorylated by recombinant AurA (Figure S2A). Deletion analysis of aPKC mapped the
phosphorylated region to a C-terminal fragment containing no conserved AurA
phosphorylation sites (data not shown), suggesting that Par-6 rather than aPKC is the
relevant target of AurA. We mapped the phosphorylated site in Par-6 to the PB1 domain
(Figure S2B). This region contains one putative AurA phosphorylation site at Ser34, which
is highly conserved (Figure 1C). Ala substitution of Ser34 suppressed phosphorylation in a
manner similar to deletion of the PB1 domain (Figures 1D, 1E, and S2C), demonstrating that
Ser34 is the main phosphorylation site for AurA in this domain of Par-6. To investigate
Par-6 phosphorylation in vivo, we raised phosphospecific antibodies against Ser34. These
antibodies recognized recombinant Par-6 in western blots and immunoprecipitations only
after phosphorylation by recombinant AurA (Figure S1C). Phosphorylated Par-6 (p-Par-6)
was only weakly detectable in total lysate and in total Par-6 immunoprecipitates (data not
shown), suggesting that in vivo phosphorylation levels are low. Nevertheless, probing p-
Par-6 immunoprecipitates for total Par-6 revealed that Par-6 phosphorylation was abolished
in aurA37/Ac-3 mutants (Figure 1F). We conclude that Par-6 is phosphorylated on Ser34 in
vivo in an AurA-dependent manner.
The PB1 domain of Par-6 dimerizes with the PB1 domain of aPKC (Noda et al., 2003)
(Figure 2C). To test if Ser34 phosphorylation regulates this interaction, we performed pull-
down assays from brain lysate with recombinant Par-6. Indeed, prior incubation of the Par-6
bait with recombinant AurA (Figure 2A) as well as phosphomimetic mutations of Ser34
(Figure 2B) suppressed the binding to endogenous aPKC. We conclude that AurA-
dependent phosphorylation of Par-6 on Ser34 negatively regulates its physical interaction
with aPKC.
Par-6 directly inhibits aPKC activity (Yamanaka et al., 2001), raising the possibility that
AurA activates aPKC by dissociating it from Par-6. To test this, we analyzed par-6 mutant
brains complemented by genomic rescue constructs expressing either wild-type (par-6WT) or
nonphosphorylatable Par-6 in which Ser34 was substituted for Ala (par-6S34A). Indeed,
levels of p-aPKC and p-Lgl were reduced in par-6S34A brains, comparable to levels seen in
aurA37/37 brains (Figure 2D), demonstrating that phosphorylation of Ser34 accounts for
most of the activity of AurA on aPKC. Consistent with this, Numb was mislocalized around
the cell cortex in par-6S34A neuroblasts (Figures 2E–2J; Table S1), comparable to the pattern
seen in aurA37/37 brains (Figures 2K–2N) and similar to the pattern seen upon expression of
Lgl3A (Figure S5N). We conclude that phosphorylation of Par-6 on Ser34 is responsible for
the timely localization of Numb in mitosis. Although Par-6 is a key phosphorylation target
of AurA, the stronger phenotype of aurA37/Ac-3 mutants (Figures 2D and S5A; Table S1)
suggests additional substrates for AurA.
aPKC Releases Lgl from the Cortex in Mitosis
The activation of aPKC by AurA implies that Lgl is phosphorylated in mitosis. Since Lgl is
insoluble when unphosphorylated, but soluble when phosphorylated (Betschinger et al.,
2003), the subcellular distribution of Lgl might reflect its phosphorylation status. We
therefore imaged a functional Lgl-GFP fusion in SOP cells of living Drosophila pupae
(Bellaiche et al., 2001a). Lgl-GFP was strongly localized to the cell cortex in interphase
(data not shown) and at the onset of mitosis (Figure 3A; Movie S1). In prophase, Lgl-GFP
was first released from the posterior cortex, giving rise to a transient cortical asymmetry at
mid-prophase (Figure 3A, arrowheads). Cortical release continued until Lgl-GFP was
completely cytoplasmic by nuclear envelope break-down (NEBD). Since aPKC is localized
to the posterior cortex (Bellaiche et al., 2001b), the asymmetric localization of Lgl-GFP to
the anterior suggested that aPKC phosphorylates Lgl, thereby releasing the protein from the
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posterior cortex. To test this, we coexpressed aPKCΔN, a constitutively active form of aPKC
(Betschinger et al., 2003), which led to redistribution of Lgl-GFP into the cytoplasm
throughout the cell cycle (Figure 3B; Movie S2). Conversely, the nonphosphorylatable
Lgl3A-GFP remained strongly localized to the cell cortex throughout mitosis (Figure 3C;
Movie S3). Finally, when the Par complex was relocalized to the anterior cortex by
overexpression of Inscuteable (Bellaiche et al., 2001b), the cortical asymmetry of Lgl was
inverted (Figure 3D, arrowheads; Movie S4). We conclude that aPKC phosphorylation first
leads to a cortical asymmetry of Lgl, and then to the complete removal of Lgl from the cell
To confirm that Lgl phosphorylation in prophase is initiated by AurA, we examined the
localization of Lgl-GFP in aurA mutants. Indeed, in hypomorphic aurA37/37 mutants, Lgl-
GFP remained on the cortex at NEBD and was fully released only in late prometaphase
(Figure 3E; Movie S5). Conversely, overexpression of AurA caused a premature release of
Lgl-GFP from the cortex (Figure 3G; Movie S6). Since expression of aPKCΔN in aurA
mutants depleted the excess levels of cortical Lgl (Figure 3F), underphosphorylation of Lgl
by aPKC is responsible for the delay in the cortical release of Lgl. Moreover, overexpression
of AurA had no effect on Lgl3A-GFP (Figure 3H), demonstrating that AurA induces the
cortical release of Lgl in a phosphorylation-dependent manner. We conclude that AurA is
both necessary and sufficient to induce the cortical release of Lgl in prophase. It is likely
that the late cortical release in aurA mutants is due to residual activity of the aurA37 allele.
AurA Regulates the Subunit Composition of the Par Complex
Our data reveal that AurA triggers the cortical release of Lgl, but how this leads to the
asymmetric localization of Numb is unknown. In addition to AurA and the Lgl/Par-6/aPKC
complex, Numb asymmetry requires Baz (Bellaiche et al., 2001b; Schober et al., 1999). In
baz mutant SOP cells, Lgl-GFP was completely released from the cortex in prophase (Figure
3I), suggesting that Baz acts downstream of Lgl. To investigate this further, we examined
the localization of Baz and Lgl by two-color live imaging. At the onset of mitosis, a
functional Baz-GFP fusion protein (Benton and St Johnston, 2003) was localized to the
posterior cortex at the level of the apical adherens junctions (Figure S3B) (Bellaiche et al.,
2001b). In prophase, Baz-GFP redistributed to the posterior lateral cortex as Lgl-RFP was
released from this side (Figure 4A). In aurA mutants, however, Baz-GFP failed to localize to
the lateral cortex (Figure 4B) and instead was trapped at the level of the adherens junctions
(Figure S3D). Since aurA mutants fail to release Lgl from the lateral cortex in prophase
(Figure 3E), this suggests that Lgl inhibits the cortical localization of Baz.
In epithelial cells, Lgl competes with Baz for interaction with Par-6 and aPKC (Yamanaka et
al., 2003, 2006). In Drosophila, distinct Lgl/Par-6/aPKC and Baz/Par-6/aPKC complexes
(here-after referred to as Lgl and Baz complexes, respectively) are assembled in vivo
(Figure 6A). To test whether the interaction of Baz with Par-6 and aPKC is inhibited by Lgl,
we analyzed Par-6 immunoprecipitates from larval brains expressing Baz-GFP. Par-6
immunoprecipitates from wild-type brains contained both Lgl and Baz (Figure 4C).
However, an excess of Baz was coimmunoprecipitated with Par-6 from lgl mutant brains
(Figure 4C), whereas overexpression of Lgl reduces the amounts of coimmunoprecipitated
Baz (Figure 4D). Interestingly, Par-6 immunoprecipitates from aurA mutants contained an
excess of Lgl at the expense of Baz (Figure 4C). This was phenocopied by expression of
Lgl3A (Figure 4D), demonstrating that entry of Baz into the Par complex requires AurA to
initiate the phosphorylation-dependent release of Lgl from the cell cortex. Thus, AurA
triggers a remodeling of the Par complex from the Lgl configuration into the Baz
configuration by activating aPKC at the onset of mitosis.
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Numb Localization Requires Appropriate Levels of Baz Complex
If a failure to assemble the Baz complex is responsible for the mislocalization of Numb in
aurA mutants, then restoring the levels of Baz complex should rescue aurA mutants. To test
this, we constructed a Baz-Par-6 fusion protein to force Baz into the Par complex. Indeed,
expression of this construct in aurA mutant SOP cells rescued the asymmetric localization of
the Numb reporter GFP-Pon (Lu et al., 1999) (Figures 5A–5C; Movies S7–S9).
Overexpression of Baz alone failed to rescue GFP-Pon asymmetry in aurA mutant SOP cells
(Figure 5D; Movie S10), although it affected the apical-basal distribution of GFP-Pon
(Figure S4D'). We conclude that AurA induces the asymmetric localization of Numb by
promoting the interaction of Baz with Par-6.
We show that lgl mutants contain an excess amount of Baz complex. If this is responsible
for Numb mislocalization in these mutants, they should be rescued by lowering Baz levels.
Indeed, moderate knockdown of Baz (Figures S5AC–S5AE) rescued the asymmetric
localization of Numb (Figures 5E–5G) in lgl mutant neuroblasts. We conclude that the role
of Lgl in the asymmetric localization of Numb is to inhibit the assembly of the Baz complex.
Excess or insufficient levels of Baz complex both disrupt the asymmetric localization of
Numb. Since AurA and Lgl act in an antagonistic manner on the formation of the Baz
complex, we analyzed Numb localization in lgl aurA double mutants. As predicted, a weak
heteroallelic combination of lgl partially rescued Numb asymmetry in aurA37/Ac-3
neuroblasts (Figures 5H–5J). However, overexpression of Lgl in hypomorphic aurA37/37
mutants enhanced the penetrance of the Numb mislocalization phenotype (Figures 5K–5M).
These results confirm the antagonistic roles of AurA and Lgl in regulating the localization of
Baz Changes the Substrate Specificity of aPKC
Our data suggest that the exchange of Lgl for Baz converts the Par complex into its active
configuration. What is the activity of the Baz complex? Recently, it was shown that Numb is
a substrate for aPKC, and that phosphorylation releases Numb from the cortex into the
cytoplasm (Nishimura and Kaibuchi, 2007; Smith et al., 2007). Importantly, the
nonphosphorylatable Numb5A localizes symmetrically in SOP cells (Smith et al., 2007). We
hypothesized that the Baz complex phosphorylates Numb, whereas the Lgl complex does
not. To test this, we isolated the two complexes from embryos bearing a GFP trap in the baz
gene (Buszczak et al., 2007) by immunoprecipitation of GFP and Lgl, respectively. We
incubated these immunoprecipitates with ATP and recombinant Numb and assayed for
activity by using antibodies specific for phosphorylated Numb (p-Numb) (Figures S1D and
S1E). Although the immunoprecipitates contained comparable amounts of aPKC, only the
Baz complex phosphorylated Numb, and this effect was negated by the addition of an aPKC
inhibitor (Figure 6A). We conclude that the exchange of Lgl for Baz enables the Par
complex to phosphorylate Numb.
What is the molecular basis for the difference in activity between the two complexes? Since
Numb can directly bind to Par-3 in mammalian cells (Nishimura and Kaibuchi, 2007), Baz
might recruit Numb into the Par complex. To test this, we performed pull-down assays from
embryos (Figure 6B) or larval brains (data not shown) expressing Baz-GFP. Recombinant
Numb precipitated Baz, Par-6, and aPKC, but not Lgl. We conclude that the Baz complex
recruits Numb, whereas the Lgl complex does not.
The functional significance of the Numb-Baz interaction is supported by the point-mutated
allele numbS52F. Its protein product localizes symmetrically in SOP cells (Bhalerao et al.,
2005), although it can still be phosphorylated by aPKC in vitro (Smith et al., 2007). Our
findings raise the possibility that NumbS52F is defective for binding to Baz, as this would
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>I missed your question about dining. I am sure some of the local people onor
>this list can help you better with that question than I can. I went to
>Western Sizzler and did not enjoy it but it may have been the time of day
>just a bad day. I won't down it for the one time. There is one place to eatto
>if you are in Section. I don't remember the name but my Uncle Johnny Neeley
>took me there and the food was wonderful. It is just a small diner right in
>the middle of the small town. I don't believe you can miss it. Once I
>discovered the refrigerator and microwave in the room I really had no need
>go out.That diner has closed. The last owners of the diner have opened a new one
on HWY 35 in Section.
Tracy Fossett Wilson
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- Hi,
I live in Jackson county , in the Section area, I have at different times,
stayed at a few of the M / Hotels there (time away from the kids), in my
opinion, The Comfort Inn 256-574-6740 and The Hampton Inn 1-800-426-7866 or
256-259-4300 are the best places to stay... My favorite being The Hampton, a
little more expensive, but a lot nicer....Both can be found on Hwy. 72 in
Scottsboro also known as John T Reid Pkwy.... If your visit is going to be
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Also, there is a Western Sizzlin (not recommended) and a Shoney's within
two - three minutes of the Hampton... Other restaurants on John T Reid are,
Kentucky Fried Chicken, Taco Bell, Hardees, McDonalds, all to the left of
the Hampton Inn, There is also a Big K-Mart in this direction. To the right
of the Hampton, under the Hwy 35 overpass, there is a Blimpie Subs, Papa
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Wal-Mart Super Center and several other smaller stores in this shopping
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Scottsboro - Jackson County Heritage Center located at 208 S. Houston St...
256-259-2122 There is a $ 2.00 admission fee but well worth 6 - 8
dollars.... Here you can also do research for free.....
I hope this has given you some help in your decision to visit.....
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 8:05 PM
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> Can anyone suggest a good hotel/motel near Scottsboro? Also, are there
> to avoid? I will be driving from upstate SC to visit the Courthouse and
> area and I probably will be there several days. I have a AAA book, but
> have found that personal recommendations are always better.
> Same question for dining.
> Many thanks,
> Dennis Amos
- Hi Tracy,
Just thought I would say hello to someone located in our quaint little rural
town of Section...
----- Original Message -----
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To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 10:07 PM
Subject: Re: [jacksongenealogy] Practical assistance
> Top notch rooms...higher priced, but near restaraunts ,shopping, etc...
> Hampton Inn 256-259-4300
> Jameson Inn 256-574-6666
> Comfort Inn 256-574-6740
> Okay rooms...lower cost...
> Scottish Inn 256-574-1730
> Avoid...
> Days Inn
> Budget Inn
> Food places...
> China King (Chinese...my personal fav)
> Western Sizzlin' (Steak house)
> Shoney's
> Buenavista (Mexican)
> Crawdaddy Too (Seafood)
> all kinds of fast food places...
> Tracy Fossett Wilson
> Section, AL
> -----Original Message-----
> >Can anyone suggest a good hotel/motel near Scottsboro? Also, are there
> >to avoid? I will be driving from upstate SC to visit the Courthouse and
> >area and I probably will be there several days. I have a AAA book, but
> >have found that personal recommendations are always better.
> >
> >Same question for dining.
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Despite the occasional craziness from chief Dana White, WWE-style bluster from Brock Lesnar, or morning TV sexytime from Tito Ortiz, UFC is still the serious big kid on the block when it comes to mixed martial arts. Fedor Emelianenko might be heading to Strikeforce, but in general when the best fighters on Earth get down to business, they do it in the Octagon.
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Heavily criticized after failing to knock out or submit his last two opponents, Silva answered all questions about his killer instinct with a one-punch knockout of former light-heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin just 3:23 into the first round of their bout Saturday at UFC 101.
Fighting in the 205-pound division for the second time in his career, Silva outclassed his opponent from the opening bell. Griffin tried to use feints with his hands to set up kicks or straight punches early, but Silva simply bobbed, weaved and taunted his opponent while waiting for openings. He put Griffin on the mat twice with punches before throwing a short, straight right hand caught Griffin on the chin and dropped him for good.
That's one way to win over a crowd. Before last night, Silva was being called out by Dana White for cruising through his last two fights; this morning he's being hailed as the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet. He wasn't the only fighter shutting up his critics, however. B.J. Penn put on a dominant performance against Kenny Florian:
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Penn put on a performance that will not soon be forgotten. He dominated Florian from the opening round until the 3 minute, 54 secound mark of Round 4, when his rear-naked choke finished matters.
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"Wild Angels" was the first of the American International biker
pictures, which were a drive-in staple of the late 60's and early 70's.
Coming almost a generation after "The Wild Ones" these films were
enjoyed by anyone who enjoyed a beer-assisted drive-in fantasy about
being an outlaw biker for a few hours (they usually played as double
features). It was a big game of lets pretend.
And like "Wild In the Streets" much of the appeal was the fear and disgust these things elicited from parents; as they were the only ones who actually took any of the stuff seriously. Many a Peter Fonda poster from "Wild Angels" went up on bedroom walls as parents pondered where they had gone wrong.
The gang in "Wild Angels" did not wear Hells Angels colors, they were "Angels-San Pedro" although some Hells Angels from the Long Beach chapter actually appeared in the film. AI's biker films had very colorful titles and often mentioned Hell or Angels in the title: "Devils Angels", "The Born Losers", "The Savage Seven", "The Mini-Skirt Mob", "Angels from Hell", "Hells Angels 69", "Hells Belles", and "The Hard Ride".
"Wild Angels" was ground-breaking stuff when it was released and featured more Nazi stuff than the later films because once the surfers adopted the Iron Cross it was no longer cool. It broke the outrage meter with its finale as the funeral for The Loser (Bruce Dern) turned into a gang-bang of his widow (Diane Ladd), the destruction of the chapel, the assault of the minister, the abuse of the corpse, and a rumble with the outraged townspeople. And throw in some drug use.
Roger Corman's direction is his most active ever, and the editing by Monte Hellman keeps the pace moving along. You don't notice until it is over that very little actually happened. Fonda is super cool and Nancy Sinatra is unintentionally hilarious. Michael J. Pollard and Gayle Hunnicutt are instantly recognizable in supporting roles. Mike Curb's score is high-lighted by Davie Allan and the Arrows' hit "Blues' Theme."
Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.
Roger Corman shocked Hollywood and the world with his controversial
telling of the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Gang. But, in telling the
story, Corman depicts the generation gap of the 1960s and the feeling
of hopelessness by the youth of middle-America as the war in Viet-Nam
raged in the background.
Peter Fonda equals his role in Easy Rider. He plays Heavenly Blues the leader of the Angels. He plays it cold and emotionless-a true leader void of feeling, but hungry for power. Nancy Sinatra gives her finest performance as his devoted girl-friend, still clinging to the old fashion idea of Love, yet willing to do "anything" to keep her man. It's in casting Fonda and Sinatra in the lead roles that Corman gives his movie the impact it richly deserves. They represented the youth of the 1960's rebelling against their parents concepts of love, life, and morality. The supporting cast includes fine performances by Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd, Micheal J. Pollard, and Gayle Hunnicutt.
Corman has created a political film which demonstrates that even "Freedom" has its price.And just what price someone is willing to pay, is up to them. An outstanding film. 10 out of 10.
Roger Corman, the genius of low budget (no budget) exploitation filmmaking,
decided to pioneer the 60's biker genre by making this picture about the
Hell's angels. He spent time with writer Chuck Griffith hanging out with
Hell's angels, and hearing their stories. Then Corman hired the Angels,
along with Peter Fonda (his first succesful movie), Bruce Dern, Nancy
Sinatra (Daddy must have not liked this), and Diane Ladd, along with a few
others who knew how to deliver their lines when asked for.
The result is a decently entertaining picture (which most Corman films tend to be), but overall full of filler material that gets boring after a while (such as party sequences that go on for a very long time) as a substitute for character and story development (another Corman trademark as well). As the saying goes, "Good, quick, and cheap - pick two". This film, however, wasn't inexpensive according to Corman standards - it cost almost 1 million to make (and it raked in over 3 million in its first week alone, with many bikers rolling in to drive-in cinemas to see it).
For 1966, the content (people clad in swastikas, partying and drinking their lights out in a protestant church, women scantily clad in their underwear, passing the occasional joint, and 2 inexplicit rape sequences) was obviously a shocker. Today a film like this would have been ten times more disguisting and explicit, and the church scene would be milked for it's offensive potential (and it wouldn't be able to earn the profit this one did, given today's consolidated theater market).
The film's visual style is exciting, with some interesting camera movement and handheld camerawork, lending a documentary feel (complete with soft focus shots). The soundtrack does not feature any exciting 60's music, only the usual film score by a jazzy rock band. The performances are not as bad as the dialogue itself - if the judges at the Venice Film Festival spoke English, it is unlikely this film would have made it in. Peter Fonda does not come off as a great Hell's Angel, and his performance is on the stiff side (probably afraid of how his dad might react). However, this film - and Corman's next film, "The Trip" - inspired Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper to make Easy Rider (which Corman tried to help finance), a considerably better developed, more meaningful picture than this one - in all departments.
In Venice, California, the leader of Hell's Angels Heavenly Blues
(Peter Fonda) tells his friend Joe 'Loser' Kearns (Bruce Dern) that he
had located his stolen motorcycle in Mecca. While trying to retrieve
the bike, Loser is shot on the back by a police patrol end goes to the
hospital. After the surgery, Blues and the Hell's Angels take Loser
from the hospital and he dies. The troublemakers prepare his funeral at
Sequoia Groves with a wild party.
"The Wild Angels" is among the worst movies I have ever seen. This trash directed by Roger Corman is a dated mess with terrible performances, unlikable characters completely lost and a pointless screenplay. The bikers request the service of the preacher to destroy the church? Blues interrupts the preacher's speech to say shallow words but when the Hell's Angels are ready to bury Loser, he says no words to his best friend. The story has the only objective of shocking the audience with rapes, sacrilege and stupid and senseless violence. My vote is one (awful).
Title (Brazil): "Os Anjos Selvagens" ("The Wild Angels")
Roger Corman's modestly-budgeted biker flick for American International opens brilliantly, with evocative shots by cinematographer Richard Moore that promise a lot more than what Corman, screenwriter Charles Griffith, or the cast members can eventually deliver. Plot has Southern California biker gang enjoying rumbles, cycle jousts, hassling the Mexicans, and outrunning the local heat; but when Bruce Dern steals a police-bike and gets shot, gang "president" Peter Fonda hatches a plan to break him out of the hospital and thus keep him out of prison. Fairly raw and uncompromising, the picture looks terrific from start to finish, but the line-readings are sometimes so awkward that one wishes Corman could cut back on dialogue and just allow the visuals to tell the story. Sort of the older brother to "Easy Rider", "Angels" was eclipsed in popularity and relevance only a few years later, but it's fairly gripping and visceral overall, occasionally amusing, and features some fine actors in support (Diane Ladd, Gayle Hunnicutt, Michael J. Pollard, and Nancy Sinatra, whose hospital crying scene is a hoot). **1/2 from ****
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This is arguably the quintessential exploitation film that doesn't rely on a
mainstream story to fulfill the audiences and instead gives a sordid and
narcissistic look at a wild gang of bikers. Story is about the leader of the
Venice Hell's Angels named Heavenly Blues (Peter Fonda) who tells his biker
pal Loser (Bruce Dern) that they might have found his stolen chopper in a
nearby town called Mecca. They and the other members go there and confront
the Mexican gang that are responsible and a big brawl erupts that brings the
cops but everyone runs off except Loser who steals a cops motorcycle. During
a chase on the highway Loser gets shot in the back and is caught by the
police who put him in a hospital in critical condition.
The Hell's Angels read about Loser in the paper and Blues decides to get him out with the help of his girlfriend Mike (Nancy Sinatra) and after they sneak him out they take him back to his girl Gaysh (Diane Ladd). Everyone watches Loser bleed to death and since the police are looking for them they decide to have a funeral in a small town where they won't be found but at the funeral the Hell's Angels assault the preacher and start a wild drunken orgy.
This was one of the last times that Roger Corman directed a film for a long time and it was because of the way that the distributor wanted to promote his film so after this he started his own company. This is so much more than an exploitation flick and Corman pulls no punches with this story as every character seems to lack any type of integrity. Fonda's character is the leader but he's such a brooder that most of the time he seems annoyed by everyone and that includes his girlfriend. The gang here is portrayed ruthlessly and during the funeral while Ladd is weeping over the body of Dern a few members grab her and rape her behind the coffin! Then when they're done they wave over some others so that they can have a chance. This gang has emblems such as iron crosses and swastikas adorned on them and they yell about just being left alone to do what they want and not be hassled by "The Man". Corman allows the film to end without any message as the characters are involved in another brawl and he doesn't want to showcase these bikers as lost youth or some such nonsense but instead chooses to make a film that will exploit them and also scare audiences. One of the interesting things about these films from the 1960's is to see what certain cities looked like back then such as Palm Springs and Venice with the canals before the condos were built. Other known actors have small roles such as Michael J. Pollard, Norman Alden, Frank Maxwell, and of course Dick Miller. In his own way Corman changed the way films were to be made and not just in an exploitation manner but with showing characters as anti-social and rebellious and omitting the usual message that they supposedly learn from. This probably sounds like a horrid film with nothing to say but I think it's fascinating to watch for the same reasons and in it's own disruptive way it captures a specific time in our country that was taking place.
it had been many years since,The Wild Ones had been made with Brando.Hollywood disdained biker movies,there for, good writers were not going to have their name linked to one.the actors in this made it on a lark.they went to party and have fun.they knew they wasn't making any sort of an epic.but in a way they did.people who went to see this didn't care about the script or story line.this was a movie made with people from their generation,and not the same Hollywood old guard.so in many ways this started a trend in Hollywood of making movies,for the young adults,that wasn't Frankie and Annete on the beach.I personally like this movie,and see it to just have fun,not to learn any thing.I know the story is b.s.but it's got bikes,babes, partying,and dudes acting like horse's asses,how can you go wrong?
I first saw this show in '66 when I was a cycle rider myself. I liked it so much that I went to see it twice. Even liked the music. After watching it again over 30 years later, I have to ask myself just what it was that I found so appealing about the film. It was corny, overacted, sometimes badly acted, and it had a juvenile storyline. I guess what I liked about it back then was all the motorcycles. Good to see that Peter Fonda has improved with age.
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This Roger Corman's classic was the first movie to portray the biker
culture of Southern Calfornia in a modern way. Peter Fonda portrayed a
character that had refined good looks that never appeared in any biker
movies before. Together they revolutionized the image of bikers on a
chopper forever.
The biker leader Heavenly Blues (Peter Fonda) thinks he knows where his biker pal Loser's stolen bike is located. The gang goes out to vandalize the place where they suspect the bike is being kept. Two motorcycle cops shows up to check on the suspicious activity. They see the cops approaching, and flees including Loser who steal one of the police officer's bike. The other officer pursues him, and when he catches up, shoots him in the back. In the process the officer mishandles his bike, and falls into the canyon. Loser gets apprehended few miles down the highway by a police road block.He gets taken in to the hospital but later that night the gang comes to smuggle him out. Loser is critically wounded and dies at home of a biker friend. The gang decides to drop the body at mortuary, and later takes Loser's corps to a church for wild funeral party, where they end up beating up the pastor. By now the police is on to them, and as they go to the cemetery to bury Loser's body, they hear the cop's siren approaching.
This film was like a prototype for the movie "The Easy Rider". If you take "Blues" (Peter Fonda) character from this movie, and have him appear as the same person only a year or so later in the Easy Rider, the transition won't look so unnatural. The two movies could have been done as part 1 and 2 of the same story. That's how similar the two movies are.
What's striking about this film is how good Peter Fonda looks as a Hells Angels biker. I'm sure that no one from that era could have done as good a job as him in his role.
Another thing that was cool about this film was the theme song that was composed by former MGM CEO Mike Curb in his heydays as rock composer (Mike Curb + Davie Allan and The Arrows). Sound track album for this movie contained many more good songs than what was featured on the film.
I remember this movie showing in 1966 at a movie theater called "Midway" on Queens Boulevard in New York.
Many of the actors who starred in this movie are still active today (Including its director, Roger Corman). Which shows Roger Corman had an eye for talent. This movie was was a cultural milestone, and without it, I doubt if the Easy Rider would have been born.
Country that can make a movie like this is a cool country. A country that was America. It's unfortunate that it is forgotten now as memory of the past era.
I love this movie. Although I can't see how the hell Peter Fonda was able to
get acting roles back then, guess it's because of his dad. He was good in
Easy Rider, but in this one and The Trip, what the hell was going on? I like
the soundtrack too, Davie Allan and the Arrows rock! The film has a good
story line and is thoroughly enjoyable. Bruce Dern is believable, though he
plays a corpse that is dragged around over half the film, still. I haven't
seen the DVD version, and don't want to.
Movies like this are best enjoyed when they come on rarely late at night
when likely no one will be watching. The same applies with:
Psych-Out, Savage Seven, The Trip, Hell's Angels on Wheels, Glory Stompers, Cycle Savages, Rebel Rousers, Wild in the Streets, Hell's Angels 69, Run Angel Run, etc.
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Debenhams Silver reindeer Christmas wrapping paper set
Item No.2681001071
Item No.2681001071
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This Christmas wrapping paper set from Debenhams comes with a range of colourful papers with reindeer and silver spotted swirl designs. The set comes with curling ribbon, bows and gift tags to finish personalising your gift.
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Monday to Sunday - order by Midnight - £6.99
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